Ebrahim Parsa

Joined October 2025

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Faramarz (Ebrahim) Parsa writes stories for children and adults — tales born from silence, memory, and the light of imagination inspired by Persian roots.

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Fear: The Creator of Humanity’s Future — and Its Destruction
Fear created civilization. Fear built borders, beliefs, and machines. But what happens when humanity entrusts its future to creations that feel no fear, no faith, and no responsibility?
By Ebrahim Parsa12 minutes ago in Fiction
Essay Topic: What Do You Want to Be in the Future?
Sometimes a simple question reveals the most complicated truths of life. “What do you want to be in the future?” seems like an ordinary classroom topic, yet it uncovers the tension between childhood dreams, family pressure, financial limits, and imposed decisions.
By Ebrahim Parsaa day ago in Fiction
Perhaps Death Is the Collapse of Our Illusion of Being the Center
In a philosophy class, a student asked, “Is death the end of life?” The professor paused. “Before you answer,” he said, “remember this: the universe was moving before you arrived—and it will continue long after you leave.”
By Ebrahim Parsa2 days ago in Fiction
If I Become President
Iran, from the View of the Back Benches At the foot of the blackboard, the children’s small world suddenly grew large. The essay topic was simple: “If I Become President…”
By Ebrahim Parsa3 days ago in Fiction
The Essay: Saving the Deer from the Hunter’s Trap
The Essay: Saving the Deer from the Hunter’s Trap Faramarz Parsa The teacher entered the classroom and wrote on the blackboard: “Saving the Deer from the Hunter’s Trap.”
By Ebrahim Parsa10 days ago in Fiction
Cheers to the Little One
A home filled with laughter. Two families sharing tea, jokes, and unspoken hopes. And a tiny heartbeat — not yet born, yet already bringing people closer.
By Ebrahim Parsaabout a month ago in Families
Lost in MIGRATION
Lost in Migration By Faramarz Parsa Author’s Preface Migration, for many, is a bridge to freedom — a promise of light, opportunity, and a life reborn.
By Ebrahim Parsaabout a month ago in Fiction
The Scentless Flower
The Scentless Flower by Faramarz Parsa Sometimes love does not end — it only changes its scent. Years may pass, faces may fade, and voices may grow distant,
By Ebrahim Parsaabout a month ago in Fiction
JANE BOND
when James Bond disappears , his daughter Jane refuses to wait. Alone , without support, she faces an island where the is more dangerous than death.
By Ebrahim Parsa2 months ago in Fiction
THE SENTENCE OF FREEDOM
THE SENTENCE OF FREEDOM She was only sixteen. Her hair became a crime. Her body, a battlefield. The sentence of freedom
By Ebrahim Parsa2 months ago in Fiction
Thousands of Her
Thousands of Her Faramarz parsa A Short Novel Chapter One: The Day the Voice Was Born Her name no longer mattered. Names are taken from women long before their lives are.
By Ebrahim Parsa2 months ago in Fiction
Fear; the Architect of Humanity’s Future and Its Destruction
Fear shaped humanity from the beginning. But when survival is handed to machines, what remains of being human? A powerful reflection on fear, faith, and technology.
By Ebrahim Parsa3 months ago in Fiction

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Fear: The Creator of Humanity’s Future — and Its Destruction

Essay Topic: What Do You Want to Be in the Future?

Perhaps Death Is the Collapse of Our Illusion of Being the Center

If I Become President

The Essay: Saving the Deer from the Hunter’s Trap

Cheers to the Little One

Lost in MIGRATION

The Scentless Flower

JANE BOND

THE SENTENCE OF FREEDOM

Thousands of Her

Fear; the Architect of Humanity’s Future and Its Destruction

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